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This Wednesday, February 25, at 6 PM at Borders bookstore located at 100 Broadway in
lower Manhattan, the Gotham Gazette Book Club will meet with Kevin Baker to discuss his novel
Below is some information that may be interesting to read before the meeting:
(You can also discuss the book in the meantime on our message board)
Information About Kevin Baker
Dreamland's New York
Dreamland is the first book in Kevin Baker's City Of Fire trilogy, a series
of historical novels about New York City. Set in New York City in the early 1900s, it
follows several first and second generation immigrants through their lives
in the city. The characters in the novel include several
actual historical figures -- Tammany Hall's Big Tim Sullivan, labor activist Clara Lemlich,
and European psychoanalysts Carl Jung and Sigmond Freud. Two famous New York
City blazes mark the novel's end - the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire and the burning of Coney Island amusement
park Dreamland.
Paradise Alley, the second book in the trilogy focused on the Civil War Draft Riots.
Gotham Gazette's Book Club discussed
the book in June, 2003. Mr. Baker is currently working on the final book, Striver's Row,
which will deal with African-Americans in Harlem during World War Two. It will be published in
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New York Times:
Excerpt of review by Thomas Mallon
Kevin Baker's jampacked novel of New York City circa 1910 rushes between lower Manhattan
and Coney Island like a wild amusement-park ride on a continuous loop. The author shanghais
all sorts of real-life Tammany pols, Bowery gangsters, factory girls and carnival attractions
to join his own inventions inside a book that teems with violence, humor, information and hustle.
"Dreamland" is historical fiction at its most entertaining and, in a number of spots, most
"Dreamland" is terrific fun, though ultimately something less than the sum of its gaudy
episodes. Its gangland and labor narratives tend to move in more predictable increments than
the action out at Coney Island. Baker manages to throw everything together for a fiery dual
climax -- Dreamland and the Triangle factory both burned in 1911 -- but the 500-page ride to
it provides a lot of bumps along with the thrills.
the entire review
Washington Post
Excerpt of review by Carolyn See
I suppose this is a backhanded compliment, but 'Dreamland' is the first book I can think of
-- outside of John Hersey's Hiroshima -- that gave me a rip-roaring, terrible, authentic
nightmare. I found myself in a cold and dreadful wasteland, a landscape with nothing but a
subway stop, a ratcheted Ferris wheel that scratched the stars, a field of ferocious rats,
dozens of slouching boys I recognized as gangsters, and, sailing by on oily, fetid waves,
an enormous ocean liner. I was wretchedly lost and alone.
Baker's vision is dark, mesmerizing, grotesque. Dreamland is no sentimental evocation
of old New York. This is a place where gangsters poison peddlers' horses with oatmeal cookies
laced with strychnine. Where out at Coney Island a lot of people spend a lot of time figuring
out how to electrocute an elephant just for the 'fun' of it. Where, to make a living, young
men must resort to crime and young girls must either slave their days away in sweatshops
or live their short, sad lives as whores.
The characters here are no more than stick-figure stereotypes; the writing, more than a
little careless. Almost every song that's sung has 'nonsensical' lyrics. Almost every dancing
couple 'shuffles.' Almost every girl wears a 'shapeless' dress. But Baker's real subject is
nightmare New York, that smoking and twitching electrocuted elephant, those waves of rats
bent on killing a desperate terrier, that poisoned horse dropping in the street, that man
reduced in less than a second to a paraplegic, all for the sake of a bet. This stuff is
all true, and loathsome: It tells us a great deal about what it means, in the end, to
be 'American.'
January Magazine:
Excerpt of review by J. Kingston Pierce
Kevin Baker has done as fine a job as any author I know of in capturing that park's
garish excesses in print and superimposing upon them a comparably compelling and complex tale.
In Dreamland, Coney Island revels in providing some escape for Gotham's worldly or plain weary
masses, a spot nuzzled by ocean breezes, where competing wonders divert the eyes and the
fragrances of sawdust and roasting corn fill the nose. Lest you become nostalgic, though,
there's also a nightmarish aspect to Dreamland. Demonic dwarfs torment park-goers with
cattle prods to entertain other passersby. Men paw hungrily at women's breasts
on carousels. A new roller coaster careens off its track, killing passengers -- only
to draw even larger crowds thereafter, folks attracted by the keen risk of death.
Read the entire review.
Richmond Review
Excerpt of review by Amanda Jeremin Harris
Baker's fabulous characterisation is important because it gives humanity to a quasi-historical
account. I know historical fiction is a novelistic genre, not an academic one, but like Philip
Roth before him (the comparison is inevitable) Baker has allowed the voices of impoverished
nineteen-tens New York -- a sprawling mass of emigrants, union workers, corrupt politicians,
crime bosses, prostitutes, etc. -- to vivify one very particular moment in time.
Read the entire review.
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Kevin Baker
Kevin Baker was born in New Jersey in 1958 and raised in Massachusetts. He began writing
professionally at age 13 -- covering school sports for the Glouchester Daily Times.
He graduated from Columbia University in 1980 with a degree in political science, and
has earned a living as a writer since then. Dreamland is part of his City of Fire
trilogy. The second book, Paradise Alley
was published in 2002, and Baker is currently
at work on the third, Striver's Row.
Baker has written another historical novel, Sometimes You See It Coming, about the life
of baseball legend Ty Cobb. He was also the chief historical writer for Harold Evan's
celebrated book The American Century. In addition to writing books, Baker has worked
writing position papers for the Public Securities Association, and spent an 11-month stint working
in the Tweed Courthouse during the Koch administration, answering letters that constituents
had written to the mayor.
Click here to see Kevin Baker's
personal website, including information about his books, links to essays and columns
he has written, and interviews with him.
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Dreamland's New York
New York in the early 1900s was defined by the enormous amount of European immigration,
which changed the physical, social and political face of the city and the country.
Dreamland focuses on two parts of the New York City at this time -- the Lower East
Side and Coney Island. Here are several links about the real-life versions of the places
that appear in the novel.
Dreamland Amusement Park
Coney Island History
Interactive Map Of Coney Island, 1906
Lower East Side Tenement Museum
Triangle Factory Fire
Gotham Gazette's online chat with David Von Drehle, author of Triangle: the
Fire That Changed America.
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The European Central Bank is holding its monthly meeting – an offsite gathering in Cyprus – and is about to commence its quantitative easing bond-buying programme.
The European Central Bank is holding its monthly meeting – an offsite gathering in Cyprus – and is about to commence its quantitative easing bond-buying programme.
A day before the European Central Bank's monthly meeting, service sector PMI surveys for euro zone countries will be scrutinized to see if they add to a developing trend of above-forecast economic data.
Germany's parliament will vote today on the extension of Greece's bailout by four months and will duly back it though we can expect some grumbling from a clutch of lawmakers.
The drama of Ukraine and Greece has left old-fashioned economic data in the shade so far this year but, quietly, there are some signs of improvement for the moribund euro zone economy.
Greece sent an economic reform plan to its EU and IMF creditors overnight, according to an EU source, and euro zone finance ministers will this morning see the list which is a condition for extending the country's bailout programme by four months.
A meeting of euro zone finance ministers is tasked with producing a deal to keep Greece solvent, which is acceptable to both sides. A similar meeting last week got nowhere despite seven hours of talks.
The Greek standoff is coming to a head.
A day after euro zone finance ministers couldn't "even agree to disagree" Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, attending his first EU summit, agreed that Greek officials would meet representatives of the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the IMF today.
A long night of talks in Brussels and Minsk.
Despite going into the early hours of the morning, euro zone finance ministers failed to reach agreement on a way forward with their Greek counterpart and will try again on Monday.
Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis enters the lion's den today, attending his first meeting of euro zone finance ministers where he will spell out his plan to drop his country's bailout and end austerity.
G20 finance ministers and central bankers meeting in Istanbul will pledge to act decisively on monetary and fiscal policy if needed to combat the risk of stagnation, according to a draft communique obtained by Reuters last night. As has been customary at these summits, a lot of the discussion implicitly centres on Germany.


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The GAO has also been ordered to produce audits on the effect of Obamacare on health insurance premiums. This is likely to reveal that the president did not keep his promise that you could keep your current health insurance if you want to.
And there will be an audit of the comparative effectiveness bureaucracy established in the 2009 stimulus package. Comparative effectiveness is supposedly an objective study of which medical techniques are most effective. But anyone who looks closely finds that the experts are constantly changing their minds, which suggests that this is more alchemy than science -- and maybe political favoritism, as well.
All of which tends to undercut the thrust of Obama's obviously-aimed-at-the-2012-campaign message: We can continue to fund Medicare and Medicaid indefinitely if we just tax rich people a little more.
Serious budget experts of all stripes know this is fantasy. Obama's fiscal commission, which issued its report last December, recognized this clearly, and recommended a package of spending cuts, program changes and tax increases to address the long-term fiscal dilemma.
House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, in his budget resolution that passed the House Friday, put forward a package of changes that included giving the states block grants for Medicaid and replacing the current Medicare fee-for-service with the kind of premium support recommended by the bipartisan Medicare commission more than a decade ago -- all without tax increases.
The voters, in current polls as well as in the elections last November, sent the policymakers down these paths. Obama on the one hand allows congressional Democrats to negotiate packages like the 2011 budget deal that go in that direction -- and at the same time says, incoherently and without detail, that we don't need to go there at all.
In all this he is acting on the assumptions that Americans will accept a permanently enlarged and more expensive government and that the details don't much matter.
The 2010 elections refuted the first assumption. Now we'll see about the second.
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Health issues have been cited by PV thin film equipment and module producer Hanergy Thin Film Power Group (Hanergy TF) and monocrystalline ingot/wafer producer, Solargiga Energy Holdings for the resignations of two senior executives.
Embattled PV thin film equipment and module producer Hanergy Thin Film Power Group (Hanergy TF) continues to have its stocks suspended from trading on the Hong Kong exchange since they collapsed in May 2015.
PV thin film equipment and module producer Hanergy Thin Film Power Group (Hanergy TF) said in reporting first half 2015 financial results that it would be restructuring its operations with the loss of around 2,000 jobs, 37% of its workforce of 5,458 at the end of the reporting period.
Hanergy Thin Film Power has issued a profit warning for its first half 2015 results as its primary customer, Hanergy Group, recently cancelled a major connected transaction to appease a Hong Kong stock market investigation into Hanergy TF's viability when the majority of a sales go through its privately held parent company.
Laser systems specialist LPKF Laser & Electronics expects lean new order bookings in its Solar segment for the remaining half of 2015.
Swiss/Hungarian silicon thin-film equipment and technology firm Ecosolifer has been reported to be planning an 80MW module assembly plant in Brazil, using its proprietary amorphous silicon deposition technology on monocrystalline wafers produced at its plant in Csorna, Hungary.
Hanergy Thin Film Power has refused to share details of parent company Hanergy's accounts with the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX), according to a report by Reuters.
Thin-film manufacturing equipment specialist Hanergy Thin Film Power has cancelled a recent 900MW a-Si turnkey production plant with parent company, Hanergy Holding.
A total of 6.4GW of new manufacturing capacity announcements, across thin film, crystalline silicon solar cell and PV module assembly were made in May 2015, a new record high in more than four years, according to PV Tech's initial analysis.
Thin-film manufacturing equipment specialist Hanergy Thin Film Power has signed a new supply deal with parent company Hanergy Holding for a 900MW a-Si turnkey production plant for thin-film modules to be used for BIPV and BAPV applications.
Hanergy Thin Film Power (Hanergy TF) remained highly dependent on parent company Hanergy Holding Group for revenue in 2014, gaining revenue for the sales of a small number of PV plants and limited revenue from thin-film sales to IKEA that were outside group transactions.
China-based Hanergy Thin Film Power Group has been forced to repay HK$1,262,629,000 (US$162.8 million) to its parent company, Hanergy Holding on failure to meet 2013 a-Si thin-film module supply contracts for downstream PV power plant projects.
Hanergy Thin Film Power Group's thin-film equipment manufacturing subsidiary, Fujian Apollo, has won a further two thin-film equipment and plant service deals totalling US$1.82 billion.
Laser equipment specialist LPKF reported strong sales to the solar industry in 2014, despite limited capital spending in the sector.
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A new independent nationwide survey reveals three out of four Americans are supportive of green schools. The survey, sponsored by United Technologies Corp. and the U.S. Green Building Council's Center for Green Schools, explores American's attitudes toward the country's public school buildings and investments to modernize school infrastructure.
The survey results show that 90% of Americans think it is important to improve public school buildings. More than half of those surveyed, 54%, would rate K-12 school buildings and infrastructure in the United States as poor or fair at best.
"The results of this nationwide survey are a call to action for elected officials and school leaders across the country," said Rachel Gutter, director of the Center for Green Schools at USGBC. "Nine out of 10 Americans believe that it's time for us to invest in transforming aging school facilities into 21st century learning environments.
More than half of Americans surveyed also feel that the U.S. does not spend enough money on buildings and infrastructure in K-12 schools. While 49% would donate to a green schools cause and 43% would volunteer time to green their own schools.
The Center for Green Schools estimates it will cost $271 billion to bring school buildings up to working order and comply with laws. If additional steps are taken to ensure schools meet today's education, safety, and health standards, the Center estimates that figure grows to $542 billion.
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Christopher Herrmann is a firefighter and second in-command of Truck 81. Herrmann is a self-described "general entrepreneur", he currently co-owns a bar called Molly's with Otis and Dawson.
Christopher is married to Cindy Herrmann, they have five children and lived with Cindy's parents for a while, when they lost their home to foreclosure. They are now renting and own their own apartment.
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Herrmann is severely injured when a floor collapses, dropping himself and Matthew Casey down from the third floor. His ADSU sounds, alerting the other firefighters of his location, and warning them he hasn't moved.
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Read It Before They Screen It: Papa Hemingway, Flow My Tears, and MorePosted by Chris Bolton, May 20, 2009 9:30 am No Comments Filed under: Book to Film.
Kirk Ellis, who recently oversaw the award-winning HBO miniseries John Adams (based on the David McCullough biography), will follow that project with adaptations of James Ellroy's American Tabloid (possibly as an HBO series) and Hampton Sides's Blood and Thunder: The Epic Story of Kit Carson and the Conquest of the American West.
And after that, perhaps in the next century sometime, he's adapting A. E. Hotchner's book Papa Hemingway.
Hotchner's memoir about the last 14 years of Hemingway's life focuses on the literary giant's close friendship with Hotchner. The author just recently agreed to sell the film rights to the highly personal memoir.
The only other film I can think of from a Hotchner book is Steven Soderbergh's terrific, underrated third feature, King of the Hill — not to be confused with the animated series.
However, I was surprised to learn, while reading Shawn Levy's excellent biography Paul Newman: A Life, that Hotchner (a lifelong friend of Newman's) was the co-founder of the Newman's Own company.
Sneak some of his delicious product into the theater when you see Papa Hemingway.
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The story is set in a futuristic post-civil war (a second one) America and revolves around a celebrity who after surviving an assassination attempt wakes up the next day to find that no one has ever heard of him.
Previous Dick adaptations (some more successful than others) include Blade Runner, Minority Report, Total Recall, and, er, Paycheck.
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Universal Studios has seized the film rights to Mike Richardson and Jason Shawn Alexander's horror graphic novel The Secret — no surprise, since Dark Horse Comics founder Richardson has been writing these stand-alone books with the sole intent of turning them into film properties.
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Romain Guy's blog "Get to love web development" chronicles his growing love for the Wicket web component framework... and I must admit that I am very tempted to take the plunge... but my first reaction was to ask the obvious questions:
Tapestry's Howard Lewis Ship had a slightly different reaction:
"Wicket is looking to me like a mix of Tapestry and JSF. I've been giving a lot of thought to what a much better web framework would look like. Tapestry has the templates right (and everyone's been copying that) but internally, the component approach is too limited. I'm envisioning something closer to an AOP approach and may find time to work on a prototype someday."
Kudus to Howard for admitting that Tapestry isn't perfect... and for reminding all of us that "a much better web framework" is still a real possibility.
My cautionary note is that most innovations in web component frameworks seem to be throwing the baby out with the bathwater.
I'll explain what I think "the baby" is, but let me hasten to add that I don't want to single-out Wicket... the sounds of sloshing bath water are all around us.
One of the loudest noises is coming from the direction of Ruby on Rails. Everyone from Matt Raible to David Geary is lauding the power of Ruby on Rails.
Ruby on Rails sounds great... but they're not just throwing out the baby, they are throwing away the tub. Do we really have to flush Java down the drain to make web development "fun again"? (The folks on the Grails and Trails projects seem to be enjoying themselves.)
But I digress... What I really want to talk about is web components.
It's the Web Components (stupid)!
In his book Democratizing Innovation, Eric Von Hippel stresses that users want solutions that exactly meet their own needs (that's why Wicket and Ruby on Rails were created). Users needs are never exactly the same, so there is always going to be an incentive to innovate.
In the domain of Java web component frameworks, user innovation has resulted in (at least):
Each of these frameworks has some very nifty features, and each innovator "threw out some bath water" to realize their visions.
Unfortunately the innovators also threw out whole libraries of pre-existing web components. You can't use an Echo component in a Tapestry application. You can't use a Tapestry component in a JSF application. You can't use a JSF component in a Wicket application.
To be fair... with the exception of JSF, none of the web component frameworks set out to define standards for the web components themselves, and in many cases these frameworks were developed during overlapping time frames.
Innovation is a great thing, but the continuing innovation in Java web component frameworks is somewhat stifling innovation in Java web components (and in tool support for component based programming).
Consider AJAX as an example:
Google and a new acronym made AJAX sexy this year, and now every web component framework that I am familiar with is scrambling to support its features.
The problem (for web component innovation) is that proponents of each framework are building "the same" AJAXian components. We're seeing some innovation, but mostly we're seeing a lot of duplication (tables, trees, etc.). Worse (from my perspective) we aren't seeing significant tool support for developing JavaXIANTM web components (components with client-side JavaScript and server-side Java).
Fortunately, there are great plans and repositories for client-side AJAXian JavaScript, and no doubt many JSF, Tapestry and Wicket components are (unknowingly) sharing the same client-side JavaScript. It's the duplication of the server-side code that's a waste. As Michael Jouravlev points out in his article Building Web Components Without a Component Framework, components have a pretty clear set of responsibilities that are distinct from the application framework in which they are embedded.
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The 1967 Arab-Israeli War was a devastating triumph for Israel, which immediately began to establish settlements in the newly conquered territories. Those settlements, and the movement that made them possible, have utterly transformed Israel, and yet until now the full history of the occupation has never been told. Lords of the Land tells that tragic story, and reveals what a catastrophe it has been for both Israel and the Palestinians.
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Divorce is something no one hopes will happen to them when they get married. Unfortunately, almost half of all marriages end in divorce. Since few people have pre-nuptial agreements, most divorces involve often bitter tangles over children, money, and assets. When it comes to the tax and financial implications of divorce, often your divorce attorney is not the only one you should rely on for advice.
I have found ten very common mistakes that people make in the divorce process. A tax or financial pro can help you avoid them.
1. Don't let emotions guide you in determining the divorce settlement. Divorce is about a lot of things, but is caused mainly by emotional issues or financial problems in the marriage. You may love or hate your soon-to-be ex, but you cannot rely on your "gut" feelings that they will do right by you or the children. You must make the settlement using reason and planning for the unexpected. He or she may want to pay a large alimony and a small amount in child support by telling you they want to see you are "taken care of." That may result in less tax for them, a lot more taxes for you and destitute children should you die before they reach 18. Financial planning is critical.
2. Get a good family law attorney, but don't forget to hire a financial professional to assist in evaluating assets and financial strategies. It may cost extra fees, but it will result in a far better settlement for you in most cases. A Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Financial Planner (CFP), or an Enrolled Agent (EA) can be of invaluable help. What is the house really worth? If a business is involved, what are the consequences of its disposition or the true value of it in the divorce settlement? Your spouse might tell you their business is losing money or has no assets; you need to know the truth!
3. Getting the house in the divorce is not always a good deal. Women often want the house in the divorce because they are raising a family in it or have decorated it and are emotionally attached to the property. If it has a mortgage attached to it, think long and hard about the house. It might be better to sell it and split the equity. If you aren't working and are raising kids, do you really want a big mortgage payment?
4. Failing to fight for the most child support you can get! Large alimony and low child support payments are generally not a good deal to the spouse getting the payments. Alimony is tax deductible to the party paying but taxable to the party who receives it. A large payment is a large tax deduction for one party and a big tax burden to the person getting it. Child support is tax free to the recipient and not deductible to the payer. Also, alimony may terminate upon marriage or death, but Child Support continues until the child reaches 18.
5. Failure to specify who can claim the kids on the tax return. The divorce should specify who will be entitled to claim the children. Also, Form 8332 Release of Claim may need to be filed with IRS in some circumstances.
6. Lack of planning with regard to life insurance. Life insurance should be reviewed in the event of divorce. You may want to take your ex off of your policy as beneficiary, but do you really want to make your children beneficiaries? Unless they are over 18, this can be a big mistake as the funds may go to a trustee until the kids reach majority. Consult with your attorney on how to style your life insurance to best provide for the kids. If you are the person getting alimony or child support, it is a very good idea to carry a life insurance policy on your ex in the event of death. Otherwise the money stops coming and you may end up homeless.
7. No income modeling done in the calculation of alimony. Your spouse may be a corporate executive and have great future earning potential. He or she may have stock options. An income model should be made to determine the potential they have and how it can affect your claim in the divorce.
8. Failure to secure a Qualified Domestic Relations Order (Quadro) in the event of a 401K or other tax impacted investment that is divided in the divorce. If you don't do the right thing, huge tax penalties can be imposed on taking money out of IRAs, 401Ks, or Annuities. A good family law attorney can help with this but your Uncle Joe who handles bad check defense may not be the guy you want to do your divorce. He or she may not be familiar with a Quadro.
9. Failure to have assets professionally appraised. If you have rent houses, oil and gas investments, etc. Get a professional valuation or you may be cheated in the divorce settlement. The spouse who handles these investments may not be honest with you on the values. Just because he or she loves the kids or was married to you for thirty years does not mean you can trust them.
10. Lack of faith in yourself and your future. Divorce is bad but it is not the end of the world! You may have some tough times but your life will go on and it may be a blessed life. You don't know what tomorrow brings. It may bring love and happiness. You must have faith in yourself so that you can take care of the kids and be successful in whatever you choose to do. Money is not everything, but if you don't have faith in God and yourself, you won't be financially successful.
Well that is my list and it is my prayer that it has helped you in some way. Be strong and be forceful. Don't get walked on!
J.R. Coleman, E.A., A.T.A.
James Robert Coleman, E.A., A.T.A.
Enrolled Agent & Accredited Tax Advisor
Member: National Association of Enrolled Agents
Former IRS Revenue Officer, GS-11
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